Tours to Morocco from Spain- Morocco Tours Packages 2025/2026

MOROCCO TRAVEL FAQ's

Q. Is a visa required to visit Morocco?

A visa is not needed to visit Morocco for US citizens, Canadians, Great Britain, Australians, Chinese, and European Union citizens. All citizens of the European Union and the Arab Gulf do not need a visa to visit Morocco. You are welcome to stay up to three months before your entry expires.

Q. How Am I connected to internet?

Communication is very well developed in Morocco. Internet connection is available across the country, even in remote mountainous areas and the Sahara Desert. Our Van service offers in-vehicle WiFi connection on all of our tours in Morocco. Wi-Fi is free in all of the hotels and guesthouses we use. When trekking and hiking in most remote areas, you can buy internet time by the hour from diverse providers like Meditel or Maroc Telecom in a USB device that you can plug into your Computer and be connected to wherever you wish to share your travel experience.

Q. Will my cell phone works in Morocco?

You have universal coverage here if you activate roaming with your home carrier. But there is another option while traveling in Morocco: buying a temporary local number chip that you can use on your phone for the time you need to use your cell. You also have the option to rent a phone upon your arrival at the airport and drop it off before you end your Morocco trip.

Q. What to pack for yourself traveling to Morocco?

Anything you feel comfortable in, like hiking clothes or light cotton clothes for most of the year. A coat or windbreaker would help with cold nights in the mountains or desert in winter. Morocco is an open society to other cultures, close to European culture. You may see a veiled lady walking with her friend or relative who looks like she is from New York or Paris. Most of our visitors prefer casual wear, which is good even when going out to dine or party. But a good visitor is one who considers the customs, culture, and traditions of the local people. Sunscreen, a hat, sunglasses, and comfortable shoes are what we recommend.

Q. is water safe for drinking?

Water is safe to drink, but give yourself at least three to four days to acclimate. Filtered water and bottled water are available throughout Morocco. When taking an active tour, keep yourself hydrated, especially while hiking and trekking in the Mountains and the Sahara Desert. Most cultural group tour companies provide drinking water on the bus.

Q. How is the public bathrooms in Morocco?

They are much like most Mediterranean countries. Some are state-of-the-art, modern flashing toilets, especially in hotels and restaurants, public or highway rest areas, and refreshment stops. Others are the old-fashioned squat toilets, especially in medieval houses. You will probably see all kinds of toilets, but you will be all right. However, we advise you to carry with you your own hygienic paper and sanitizer soap while touring Morocco's remote areas. Sometimes, you will be asked to leave a dime for a bathroom attendant, especially in public facilities.

Q. Can I use my Credit Cards in Morocco?

You can use Major Credit Cards in Morocco. They are widely accepted in hotels, restaurants, and modern or big stores. You should use cash in traditional markets, stalls, and street vendors. ATMs are all over the place whenever you wish to cash some money. It is also the best way to convert your foreign currency to Moroccan Dirhams. So you can use your cash cards everywhere.

Q. How about travel insurance for Morocco?

Before booking a tour, it is advised to purchase travel insurance from your local travel agent. With healthcare costs fluctuating, one has to make sure to have his/her own insurance. It is absolutely an essential and necessary part of every journey. Morocco's Private and public health care systems are well developed, but coverage is safer in case of evacuation.

Q. How is it for a tourist during Ramadan?

Ramadan is the fasting month for all Muslims worldwide, so it is a religious celebration. Ramadan in Morocco can be an enjoyable experience as the life schedule and rhythm change to accommodate implementing this spiritual duty. Fasting in Islam is a total purification of body and soul. It is to stop eating, drinking, smoking, and indulging in any pleasurable physical and mental activity. Travelers are not required to fast, but with a bit of respect, they are advised not to smoke or eat in the street. Restaurants and other accommodations are all available for tourists. However, it is quiet for nocturne tourism in bars and nightclubs. The fasting goes from dawn to sunset. Mornings are quiet somehow, afternoons are busy and active, and nights are reserved for outdoors and festivities. You can turn to travel in Ramadan into a unique and rewarding spiritual and cultural Morocco experience that is impossible to acquire at any other time.

Q. Shopping or not shopping is the question?

Walking through traditional Markets we call Bazaar or Souks in Morocco is one part of discovering the cultural and artistic aspect of the country. Our tour company has taken serious steps after years of studies that some of our customers insist on shopping other feel driven to a tourist trap. We have decided to make souks walk at the end of our walking tour and absolutely after all activities of visiting all historic and cultural sites. This will give you a choice whether to partake in shopping experience or simply tell your tour leader that you prefer to have some free time on your own. He will then help you by facilitating a feasible alternative that will be satisfactory to you during this time of your walking tour. Sarah Tours have identified some shops that are open as tourist traps and ordered our tour leaders never to allow any local guide to take our travelers to these places. There are in contrary coops of women and traditional guilds that sustain minorities and NGOs that work for the benefit of all; not just to enrich some fat cats. On top Sarah Tours devote a percentage of its profit to Responsible Travel Projects, "Zero Plastic Bags", "Clean Water for All" and Don't Touch my Child. Avoid tour companies in Morocco who would tell you they collect commissions from these tourist traps businesses to help clean up the environment or so, if they have anything to clean is their actions and sell you as a commodity to these Bazaars!

Sarah Tours Team

Dear loyal Travelers,

Above all, allow us to grab this opportunity and say first, thank you for your continued support. Second, is to let you know that despite the world changes Morocco took serious steps to keep up with the fast pace developing technology but remains faithful to its pristine nature. Sarah Discoveries, Inc celebrated its 1994 inaugural tour with World Sacred MUsic Festival of Fes, a tour for which I was the leader personally.

If travel is a return to the essential then Sarah Discoveries is founded on these principals. For us Travel is not just getting away from the hectic life, it is, in fact, a self-growth, change our view on the world we share on cultures that give us new perspectives and broaden our horizons. Travel can teach us a lot about ourselves and how we live our lives. How beautiful our planet is, how diverse we are with a lot to share.

Responsible and cross cultural travel is what Sarah Discoveries strives to provide to all visitors to Morocco with integrity.

For last 32 years we have been watching the world of travel perpetual changes, but we remained faithful to our philosophy to provide sustainable green travel with rewarding trips to our travelers and environment. We strongly believe that your next trip to Morocco with us could be a defining moment in your journey through life.

Thank you for giving us the opportunity to share this experience with you.

Hamid MERNISSI, a world trotter and a travel specialist, Anthropologist, Ethnomusicologist and champion of cross-cultural services and activities presents you with the best hand-picked tour itineraries and journeys you are about to unfold. We proudly welcome you to Morocco dream vacations: a world of marvels. We look forward to creating wonderful memories with you during your trip vacations.

Dr. Hamid Mernissi - President
I am the office manager at Sarah Discoveries, I have done it all, I have seen it all in the field of creating, customizing and managing cultural and special one of a kind Tours to Morocco. I have conducted thousands of diversified tours around the world and particularly tours to Morocco, spiritual journeys, leisure vacations, hiking tours in the Atlas Mountains, and special interest expeditions for last 32 years. especially in Morocco and Spain travel I learned so much in the field of traveling and from my own customers. I listen carefully to their inquiries, think deep how to act in order to make the suggestions for them. I am proud of my contribution to Sarah Tours success supplying best tours to Morocco and Spain. When necessary, I still guide and escort my own tours to Morocco.

Idriss Eddahbi - Office Manager
I love what I do, I love to solve problems, fix issues and put things in perspective. Working in the field of specialty tours and travel to Morocco adds to my management skills another asset that is knowing in depth the Moroccan culture. Though my Master's degree from John Molson School of Business in Concordia, and the training I earned with renowned world corporations I worked with before in my career, I still learn on an everyday basis about the travel industry especially eco-tours and responsible travel to Morocco. I'm happy to be one of Sarah Discoveries team, proud of what I do with integrity to environment-friendly approach in all our tours and activities to Morocco and elsewhere. I will surely do all I can to give our guests the best Morocco experience logistically to make your vacation a memorable one touring Morocco with a small group or with a private itinerary.

Nina - Travel Specialist